When Google decided to build one of its data centers in The Dalles, Oregon, the city council agreed to grant tax breaks to the tech
The sugar from cane fields in a southern Florida community, the Glades, accounts for more than half of the country’s cane sugar, Lulu Ramadan found.
You’ve heard of Chernobyl, Three Mile Island and Fukushima. But beyond that, nuclear energy is probably a mystery of smoke plumes and yellow radiation signs.
Growth in the renewable energy field has been crazy. In fact, 40-years-ahead-of-U.S.-Energy-Information-Administration’s-predictions crazy. You could just say that the EIA needs to fix its forecasting methodology,
Until recently, the growth of American cities was largely a suburban story. It developed in response to urban afflictions at the turn of the last century and
Water, an increasingly dear commodity around the globe, offers a wide range of topics for business reporters. At their heart, water pollution, water system facilities
Oyster season, which traditionally runs from fall through early spring, is a great time to harvest business stories on these tasty bivalves. Particularly as the
In 2006, jet fuel became the biggest expense on the balance sheets of U.S. airlines. And airlines have been battered by volatile fuel prices in
Taking care of the environment is not only good for the planet, it can also bring in extra money to airports. The Federal Aviation Administration has
Earth Day is April 22 and it’s not just for environmental writers. From solid waste to clean energy to careers and more, there’s an ecology
Ah, the sights, scents and sounds of spring: Bare toes, charcoal lighter fluid and thumping bass from car stereos unleashed to top volume via rolled-down windows.
This is the second in a three-part series by Rebecca McClay that explores how journalists can better investigate the relationship between business and environment. In
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